The whole family loved our first Topz experience. Will definitely be back. The restaurant is…read morevery clean and the staff was very friendly and efficient.

I don't know how long the business has been there, but the building seems pretty new. I always try…read moreto find something local or different. It had a chain feel, but I have never seen a Topz before so it might not be. The service was good. The guy that took my order recommended the Italian so that's what I did. The bread was soft and yummy. There was decent meat bun ratio. The sandwich was good.. they did offer some craft fountain sodas. The Root Beer was good. It was weird that they did not have the usual chips to choose from, but they give you tortilla chips with queso. Who doesn't like that. Great experience and reasonably priced. Definitely worth a shot.

If you like the Chalet Market on the west side of town, then you'll certainly not be disappointed…read morein their newest location in downtown. Located in the lower level of the bank building, this spot has almost the same menu items and Montana-made things as the other location. Because it's newer and recently opened, construction hasn't quite finished so there's no seating available and the inventory of Montana-made things is still a work in progess. Chalet Market Downtown is eye-catching with its wide open space, light colored floors and bright menu monitors over the counter. It's almost too busy to look at, because your eyes naturally are drawn from one thing to the other. As for the food: I was there in the morning, so only the breakfast menu was showing and, like their other location, you choose your bread, protein, cheese and preferred add-ons. Or, you can do as I did and choose one of their specialty sandwiches or other options, such as avocado toast, huckleberry scone, breakfast burrito. It was a tossup between their specialty breakfast sandwich or the breakfast burrito. I picked the Chalet Market special, but they were out of the buffalo salami that day. While it was still good with the substitute, it just didn't have the same flavors. As weird as it sounds, the spicy honey mustard was more sweet than spicy and just didn't work for me on a breakfast sandwich. I'm not discouraged, though; I plan to try again next time I'm downtown. Or, maybe I'll just head to the other location. A Montana locally owned spot, two locations . . . sometimes convenience is not overrated.

Best sandwiches in Billings hand down. I love that the new owners preserved the old style and…read moreflavors of sandwiches and brought in some new ideas as well. The place is a little more modern with some great gift options.

Amazing best sandwich shop in Billings absolutely great with great ice cream that taste really good…read moreand they let you choose if you want a large cup or small cup.

If I had to list all the things I least expected to find inside a hardware store, it'd be a deli…read morecafe. Well, I guess I can check that off my list of "never would I ever". But, since this [Ace] hardware store used to be a grocery store, I guess it isn't that far out of the realm of possibility. Evergreen cafe is a small shop serving sandwiches, charcuterie trays, Wilcoxson's ice cream and the specialty of one of the owners: Kombucha. The brewmaster and his wife decided to open this small shop to do something different. Well, I guess a leap from engineer to kombucha brewmaster isn't what I would have expected, but from one science to another -- good for them. Each day you can stop in for a $5 grab and go box containing a half sandwich, maybe some chips, or vegetables, or a small serving of a salad of some kind. The salads are also available in containers for adding something to your at-home meals. There are at least two or three different kinds available at any time, and I've seen chicken, curry chicken, chicken apple, veggie, pasta salads. Of course, you can have a sandwich made there with your choice of meat (or egg), and cheese and you'll certainly not be disappointed in the serving size. So far, though, the charcuterie trays have been a winner for me. There are several different kinds, whatever she feels like putting into the particular tray along with the vegetables. Sometimes fruit, sometimes crackers, or different meats but they're made fresh every morning and she guaranteed each tray would contain at least a pound of something -- good for a small party -- or a couple of days of lunches or snacks. The kombucha is available in about four or five flavors. It doesn't have the sharp tang of some kinds, and the flavors are more muted, but they're still good. This time of year the cherry is must-try. Social distancing is handled well, here. There are a few tables, spaced far enough apart to meet the requirements, and that makes it easy to sit and enjoy your sandwich and perhaps chat with friends.

This place is great! We ordered a toasted Italian sandwich on sourdough to share, and it was…read moredelicious! This place is a hole in the wall with great service.

I love this place!!! Great sandwiches and sweets!!!!!! Will be up there next week for some business…read moreand always stop for lunch!!!

Worst customer service ever. I'd put a zero star review if I could. I just wanted a simple cake and…read moreafter having a conversation via chat they just stopped responding! There are PLENTY of other places to get cakes in Billings. Good luck with your business if this is how you treat prospective customers!

Found my new go-to bakery in Billings! Holy cow it's amazing! Stopped in this morning and was…read moregreeted by the owner who was super friendly. They have some really great combinations of cookies and cakes and are receptive to new flavors. Very creative with their cake designs, check them out on IG or FB for some pretty cool examples of their work. Cannot say enough great stuff about this place. I will absolutely be returning!

The two workers today were absolutely amazing! They were very patient with my selection, and gave…read moreamazing recommendations! The attitude of this establishment is very friendly, warm, and cozy. It is never too crowded but a great place to meet new people. Everyone here seems to be a great community, and radiates positivity!

Hot soup, amazing queso dip, and homemade chips! We order three different sandwiches and everything…read morewas perfectly prepared! Locally owned shop and the staff gave spot on service! The menu options covered everything someone would want! We will for sure be supporting this place again!

The entire customer journey at Billings, MT WINCO is substandard to its competition and its…read moreestablished Western state brand for two (2) reasons: (1) The absence of customer and employee-focused leadership (2) The inability to attract and retain talent based upon not paying a living wage. (This is NOT to say there are NOT good employees there, just that they don't usually stay). SEE weblink: livingwage.mit.edu The store manager has been out on leave for an extended period of time resulting in people without leadership ability, the motivation to be a leader and the effective balance of soft and hard skills to treat customers and employees as valued. Its value proposition translates to vulgar, mean-spirited and unlawful acts by the substitutes for leadership and diminishes the reputation, sends the trajectory of the brand to uncompetitive lows and reduces its spheres of influence in the community. Choose Walmart or Costco over WINCO and be treated as a valued customer and not subjected to the vile substitutes for store leadership that permeate all aspects of the customer journey.

Mel: I have shopped WinCo Foods, for years, across OR and WA states. Store 155 in Billings, MT…read morereflects the worst customer journey experience I have ever seen at any grocery store. From the pervasiveness of untrained employees, to the persistence of losing good employees (checkers), to the rows of unpriced products, an always filthy restroom, and the absence of staffing the front desk or staffing it with again, untrained help. Your complete absence of leadership culminates in a failure across the entire customer journey. Store #155 resides in the failed KMART building. It looks like Winco is going to fail here too. BTW if you don't pay your employees a living wage you will not be able to keep good employees or motivate them to do their jobs well. But ultimately, Grant Haag, Nathan Tucker and Hank F. along with you are failing customers, continuously. See what a living wage for BIllings, MT is ($22.00 minimum) at https://livingwage.mit.edu/metros/13740

Living in an area with a rich wine culture and a lot of wineries, I did not expect to be visiting a…read morewinery in Montana. It's not exactly what you think of when you think "Montana." Yet, here I was, on a brief visit to Billings. Walking in, the place is beautifully decorated, with a lot of rustic charm to it, and a lot of decorations that remind you that you are in Montana. A large engraved bear decoration in the restrooms stood out. The service there was very attentive, with a single, very friendly hostess manning the place -- it was a quiet day when we went there, with only one other person in the place. The winery works on what I would call a fairly unusual model. They don't charge for tastings -- they'll let you taste every single wine on the menu if you want. I tried quite a few before settling on a glass, and also took home a bottle. All of the wines I tried were very good -- and they have a huge selection of different styles and varietals. Each one stood out uniquely -- which is impressive for a winery with like thirty different types. They also have a kind of "make your own" charcuterie board option, where you can pick from a couple of cheeses and meats. The portions here were nicely generous, too. If they were a little bit closer to home, I would definitely be a regular. As is, I'm looking forward to popping the bottle I purchased.

PSA Do not go here if you look under 40!…read more The older blonde waitress will treat you like the scum of the earth. I tried to enjoy some music at this place tonight and last weekend, and she made me super uncomfortable both times. The first time, when i was ordering food at the kiosk with my mom, she pushed me out of the way and said "excuse me" extremely rudely. I personally don't like being touched by servers. Tonight my boyfriend and I were there to see the live music and get a pizza. For context I am 31 and he is 30. we didn't ask to order alcohol, we only wanted a pizza. she demanded to see our IDs. Then she told me that she expected them to be fake, using a condescending voice the entire interaction. Then she loudly pointed out the non alcoholic drink section of the menu. we ordered some sodas because we felt like she would be even meaner to us if we didn't order a drink of some sort. She made me want to leave immediately, but we stuck around to hear a few songs first.